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Fragrance notes
Character
White pepper hits first, bright and slightly biting against the cold snap of white grapefruit. Aldehydes shimmer above them, giving the opening a clean, almost metallic lift. The citrus is not sweet. It feels like standing near a window that was just cracked open in a room that still smells of morning coffee and damp pavement.
Tomato leaf enters with a green, slightly bitter edge. It keeps the ylang-ylang and mimosa from becoming too soft. Neroli adds a pale yellow brightness that sits between the green and the floral. Patchouli grounds the heart, earthy and dry rather than dark or heavy. The sandalwood in the base is smooth and pale, and amber warms it without turning sugary. Oakmoss pulls everything toward a shaded, forest-adjacent feel.
Clancy Baxter composed a fragrance that feels like walking through a garden where the soil is still cool but the sun is starting to break through the clouds. The materials shift in and out of focus as the air changes around you, the pepper lingering near the skin while the moss and wood settle into the fabric of a jacket
Smells similar
Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
